ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan and Chief of Army Staff (COAS) General Qamar Javaid Bajwa have made plans to battle for the cause of occupied Kashmir on every front.
The prime minister held a meeting in his office with General Bajwa during which they took stock of the overall security situation in occupied Kashmir.
The prime minister’s office issued a 31-word statement on the meeting. It stated that their discussion was focused on matters of national security and the situation in occupied Kashmir.
The two determined that India will not be permitted to benefit from the situation and its designs will be neutralised through a skillful strategy.
This was the first meeting between the prime minister and General Bajwa after the premier extended his appointed as the COAS for the next three years.
Earlier in an interview with the US-based newspaper, the prime minister announced that he would no longer seek dialogue with India on the Kashmir issue.
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